Sentence examples for intent on retiring from inspiring English sources
Jackson is intent on retiring after the season, and before the game he admitted that the opening loss against Dallas was more severe than the first-round setback against New Orleans.
What a pity, thinks the student, that the professor, risen from a fatherless childhood in New York's Hell's Kitchen to become a seemingly permanent star of the Senate, should be intent on retiring in 2000.
When word came out that Croatian striker Alen Boksic Alen Boksic was in negotiations with Middlesbrough last summer to make him the best-paid player in the British league, many thought that the 31-year-old was more intent on retiring comfortably than winning.
I NEVER planned on retiring early.
"I'm not planning on retiring".
On May 14 , 1914 Bradley announced his intent to retire from politics upon the completion of his term, owing to the decline of his general health.
"We had the intent to retire down there," Mrs. Brown said.
The acting first deputy commissioner, Jack Costello, said that on Wednesday, the day after the confirmation ceremony, Robert Sefton, chief of support, and Edward Doughty, chief of patrol, had "indicated their intent to retire".
Karman was referring to the last time Saleh announced his intent to retire — in 2005, just before a Presidential election.
In the run-up to the 1968 election, Chief Justice Earl Warren announced his intent to retire.
